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1 ~,,,, -, - a.... , .--..~ .. _,. 'i 5 6401 N SW T HEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. bm n • - ' '4IROW EVENING, O&. 10, 1810, will aeted the Comic : Opera of ABROAD AND AT HOME. Sir Simon Flourish, Mr. EME It Y; ,' Captain O'Neil. .Mr. TA YI OR; Old Testy... Mr. BLANCHARD; Harcourt, Mr. 1N CLE DON ; • Youtig Flourish, Mr. FAVVCETT ; Young Tely, Mr. LI VlsoN ; . Lady Flourish, Mrs. WESTON ; Miss Wortley, Mrs. DICKONS ; Kitty. Miss BOLTON. HIGH,To which will be added, LIFE BELOW STAIRS. - Lovel, Mr. FAR LEY ; Lord Duke, Mr. LISTON ; Sir Harry, Mr. lONES; PI Kitty Mrs. GIBBS. ?;,, v 3 e,,es for the Boxes to ' be taken of Mr. Brindon, at the 1 111 - F n° -Othe e , prince',..place, Hart-street, from Ten r 2 ' o X Q e 4 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price t()/17,,ver t ;nllery zs Second-price is —Upper Gallery is. I hr "I" 61 —No Miiney to he returned. bt A i anors w:11 be petted at Halt past Five, and the Play ' t ti at ► t Six . '.Th Ned , "'s(t i) , the Open of The Exile ; to which will be jlatici!tll:trkil), the M luY permission , t the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, nsicai Farce ot Peeping Tom. -- OnFri . Ox arraiagem ; w ith ksat 41 • ' he Ft 1(1 ‘1 ilvina .h-On tr,,, Yi Kine ; Cordelia, by. a Young La , ly, being her The Pearatice in I owton -• with The W3tertn.in. ticPunik are re s - tfully inlorin , d, that a new Drama "ii ;.lec is in reheirsal, and will speedily be produced. THEATRE ROYAL, ',A/c:F.IIM p f U nder t h e A roitunrity ot the LORD CHAMBLRLAIN.) 0 - MORRON . Ar EVENING,'O i.lO, 18 10, heir ' l ajesties' Servants will id the Comedy of • -11- 1 E WAY TO KEEP. HIM. Sir Ba s hf u l C onstan t, M r Lo yEG ROVE, (~ ' eil-1, 4 his. first appearance in thai C,k,irader) ; , • Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr. RUSSELL . ; Loveinore. Mr. WROUGHTON ; William, Mr. DE CAMP', l be Widuw n O elmour, Mrs. GLVER. (Being her first appearance in that Character); Mrs. Mrs. 0 R G E K. . Lady Constant, Mrs HORN ; Muslin, Miss M EI. LON, eing their first appearance in those Characters); T c , Mignionet, Miss T 1 Ds E LL. % ilich will be added (rd time this Season) the last new • Musical Farce of HIT OR ;MISS!. Adam Sterling, Mr. P ENLEY !anus tumble, Mr. DE CAMP ; Dick C). pile-, Mr. MATHEWS ; u'Rotirke (PD.:isy. Mr. I. , FINSTONE ; 14rs Blos-oin Mr KNIGHT ; • Au ) • gusta Caroline Honeyinoutii, Mrs. SPARKS ; Cl Iraiteriing, Miss K 1, LY ; t Dolly O'Daisy. Mrs. BLAND. tr iilo es to he t a k en o f M r . Spring. ,at the Box-Office in thence, h;lEntrance t whom may also be had Private Boxes ( I ,Y • ° 6 s• Secondlprice 3s.—Pit 3s 6d. Second-price 25.- Second-price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second for b Po h n, l'ors to be opened at Half past Five, and o.e Per "lriect e t 9 begin at Halt past Six. —No. Money to be re. Tile la st 1 ,- last new Musical F a rce of tilt or Miss! performed '3l l , 1 2. 811 t for th e that ine this Season, was received t brough -1k:4,1h the hi g h est mar k s o f approbhtion, and - will be 're. Sfe,, .„ john Bull. —On Saturday, The • Li mb -------- INSURANCE, PALL-MALLand CORNfil I.L. r . FIRE, LIVES, and ANNUITIES.. P . DIRECTORS of the GLOBE INSUR , te ad —N cE CONIPANY do hereby give Not , ce, that they „ .. "(iv ed — ,Y t to juivance Money on redeemable Annuities ou ; '" , es and adequate Security, AppLcations must be , i n " , writng- to the secretary, stming every ,partioilar. IN'iVoTals and Rate: tor Fire and Life liisiirance. Annul or Widows anti (tiers ...iv! Endowments tor Cniluren. 2. l. fiC tl e l ' act gratis. on a:iplic i ation eiihe .. ,tit the Company's 'ril let ; , o . r to their Agents in the principal Towns of the Kingdom. lellet,rve insuranCes falling due at Quarter -day next must be ed within 'F fte,-,1 Days front that time. n e , :Meeting of P foprietors of the G,1013.! In pall, a equipany will be held at the Company's Offit . e. in tve 44 ,_Mall, on :y.hurs .ay; the isth of Olpber , at One clc preci se T By Order of the Board, I. N CHARLES DENHAM, Secretary. Sept.lOH 21), 1810. BRITISH FIRE .OFFICE. li g BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the Strand. GI„ . and Corning, Londoc, and by Agents in liiiiiibunni, ilit e - g ° w, Dublin, and other principal Towns, grant Insur- , a gaiiiSt . F Iv% RE . tor Insurance renewable at Michaelmas must t . f ifteen Days therefrom e Direct ors o f t h e Bri t ish Fire-Office,carnestly request the h e attention of the Public to the uniforinsanii Equitable tit les w ith which at ail times they have coed .cted their nu tlucesrti without regarding the impolitic tantasiesilatcly intro. tes t the pretended Advantages set forth. or the Plans equally baneful to the Insurer and Insured. Ire "g i nes of hest Construction, and firemen of ACtivity Pro vided to : attend at FireS. hllulual Premiums --Common Insurance, 2S. per Cent.— I: lG us, 3s.—Double H.izardoils, ss. Ag rei s ithce of greater Hazard and large Sums by Special: "rit• ‘ var (_ . )l ! tcies (Gratis) as heretofore; for Sums of 3001. and up -41". ..t .wl tiereliandize and Ships insurer' in the West-India and ki t °" Docks ; and also at the different Potts in the United 1,,;1 fs I.uratiee.on Fanning Stock, at 2s. 6d. per Cent. Specify ti',`"e Sums to be insured on the different sorts of Crain— tars. 6(1. per C ent . on ly on the i whole Stock of any one 'lt, with Salvage Cl;,i.tsc. ROBERT SK E LTON, Sec. MRS. COCKLE'S NEW WORK, • Price 7s extra hoarels, kORAL TRUTHS, and STUDIES from NA it, %file j TURA L HISTORY ; intended as a Sequel to the ournal. - t. Also by the same Author, At txtei mportant Srudies; for the .Female Sex, in reference to 2 I n M annets, price 7s. extra boards. uvenil e tournal, or l'ales of Truth, 3s. 6d. extri bds. a s . F4lle;', C rand Gala, Two Parts, 12 plates, is. plain, , , • coloured ei.cn. ti t Three Gifts, or Young Farmer Gubbins, plates, is. IS. d coloured. tElegiac Tribute to the Niemory of Sir Bohn Moore, 2S. * For excellent characters ot the above Works the Pub ar„, Itevl; r esPeatully referred to the Anti- lacobin, and other Ws aid Magazines. 111 . uulCfisileii h. y y C. chapl , le, Pall-Mall, and I . Harris, St. lurc. • 1 - • • e— - • . - ,• ,„. SY TUESDAY OCTOBER 9 1 1810. GRAND CITY. LOTTERY. n y Order of the Lords ofEis Majesty's Treasury, LI the Third and Last GRAND CITY LOTTERY will draw on The 4th of December, Olio, CERTIFICATE. We: w1 8 ,,,e names are hereunto subscribed, have carefully surveyed and valued the several Freehold Buildings allotted as Prizes in the Third City Lottery, and we adjudge the se parate Value of each to be as follows : „ F. PAYNTER. THOMAS SWITHIN,. • ' D. R. ROPER. London, August 24, tBo9. SCHEME. ' T Prize of kli - ,700 3 Prizes of ,C 3,000 I . . , . 9,900 1 • . .• . 2,900 I . . . . 9,p0 1.. . . . 2,700 I . . . . 6.9-0 1 . . . . 2,600 1 . . . . 4, tao I . . . . 2,300 I . . . . 4,000 1 . . . . 1,900 1 . . . . .3,800 i . . . . 1 , goo I • • • • 3.500 I 1 • • • . 1,4a 0 3 . . . . 3,300 1 . . . . 5,0 3 . . .' . 3,100 NO FIXE U PRIZE. This Property is so rapidly imp . roving, that there can be no doubt it will be worth double its present Value in a very few Years. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . . . . ,Cl 3 is o Half . . . ,C 4 12 o E ighth . . 4'l 4 o Quarter . . 2 7 o Sixteenth •ci 12 o TICKETS and SHARES are now on Sale at the follow.. ing Offices, Nos. t and ts, Skinner-street ; 13 and 14, I'ic. ke►t.street ; 7, Snow• lull ; •atid 6, Alogate, (Corner of Houndsditch). SALES OF .ESTATES; &c. IiERTFORDSHURE:` MANOR, MANSIONS, AND VALUABLE ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,: To the best Bidders, pursuant to an order of his Majesty's Com of Exchequer, before Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy . Reinembrancer of the said Court, at Garraway's Cotter. house, Exchange-alley, London, This Day, the 9th, and To morrow the loth. Days of October i ns t. at T we l v e O'clock each day, , . In FOURTEEN LOTS, ,E R Y • valuable FREEHOLD', ESTATES, V (seized into his Majesty'*. hands by virtue of a Writ of Extent againSt the flonourable George Villiers), situate in the Pari,shes of Aldenhain and ;Bushey, only 14 . miles frdm London, consisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor of Pigotts, with.the Rights,. Royalties,. Members, and Appur tenances thereunto belonging. A most desirable villa called Pigotts, a large Family Mansion, calledDebrow, an' I lin known by the Sign of the Coach and. llorses, twelve Cot tages, a Lawn;'very eligible for 'creaing a Villa, opposite Hil.itteld Lodge, and several beautiful Paddocks, containing upwards' of'4oo Acres of rich Grass Land, in the Parish of Ideithaat . Tithe- free, ar.d exonerated' from Land Tax; in a. most delig htful Country, and in Pie highest state of Cult'. vatiou, or which immediate Possession' may be had: A lpo, a Country' Residence, a Cottage, and 2s Acres of Grass • Land, in the Perish of Bushey, of which the Land Tax is redeemed. • To be vieweo, by application to Mr.. Trumper, at ,Lech more Heath, near I'igotts, and to ;pe Tenant ot the Cuach and Horses, and printed prrticulars may be, forthwith. had of theta, and.also at the Esseit Aims, - Watford the White HArt,St Albans ; the Assembly House, Stanniore ; at the Office of the Dephtyßeinembrancer, in the Exchequer Office, Inner Temple, London ;, of Charles Bicknell, Esq. Solici tor the Admiralty, Swing Garden Terrace ;ot Messrs. Knight and Jones, Hare.court, Temple ; *where, and at Mi. (*romper's ' Plans of the Estate may be seen ; of Messrs. rianrott and Metcalfe, Lincoht's Inn i • of Mr.' Claridge, Pall Mail ; of Mr. William Jaques,. Hatton-Garden ; and at • .arraw s ay's. - • • " •• . O.ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. COll - with twverninent for tue preseirt STATE T , respectfully inform the Publie, that• TIC- K E. I's and St4AItES are now on Saleat their Office,, burl unls, Cornhill, and opposite the King's Mews, Char •• SCHEME. s - of . 420,,00 - are . - 4:loo t ono 5 - - - . ' 2OOO 1,000 10 Spo sops 30 - 100 . 3,000 So - - - - So • 2,590 tee S OO 4; - 00 Tickets. . A:2o0,000 LIVE TICKETS OF EACH' NUMBER. All to be Ortwn the Igth of THIS' moNTit AIItANSCOMB AN!) CO. 1„ SIVEW,I(I‘;IITe. Survivistg Partner and Sole ,COnduotor, • Q•ESPECTFULLY acquaint the Pubic they are now Selling TICKETs aim SHARES iii the greateit Variety of,Ninnbers, at their truly fortunate Offices. No. 37, CORNIIILL, it, HOLBORN, 38, .HAYNIARKET, and 269, STRAN D. For the last Seven Years they have been'l-ortune's greatest Favourites, and in the Last and This Yearionly, they Snared and Sold 6 Prizes Of ,C2o t ooo .Prizes 0f,C5,000 & 10,093 z 7. - 4 . 500 . and£10 , 6 The First - 30,000 No, ,08 t Price of soo Tickets The I.ast - 25,4000 z,zzt too Ditto. Anil only • - 4-4° o ' , Prise ever Sold or Shared. Resides 3,618, the Grand Prise of r 000• Tickets, or 42 4 , 7 5. And in the Last Lottery alone .Eleven Capitals. • The only Lottery .to be (114. - vn 'llia )(car, wilt be . scith Oc tober, on a New Plan, having Five Prizes of ,C20,c00, only 4+boo'Numbers,• and not Three flanks to a Prize. RE D -AN D SOLD At z 6, CORNHILL, and ST. AR ET's HILL, IioItOUGH, And the M. ney paid on Ochiand ; 2 . of . . £30,00.) '47 . of . 2 10 . . 33 HORNSBY and Cu. have peculiar satig . a6tion in stating to their Friends the above grand List of Prizes, which has been divided .airiong,thein at.the abo've,Offices. Hornsby and Co. bek leave to 'return the 'Public their best Thanks tor the unbounded 'favours received, and make no euubt but they snail be nunoured with their Commands in the ensuing Lottery, ‘vlikh is .the only one to be drawn this Year, 1911 i or THIS MONTH. N.Il. Nu. 4,469, the last-drawn Twenty Thousand Pounds, was Shared into One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Six teeniiis. by ilornshy Cu 1,000 Soo BUCKS.. FREEHOLD RICFI GRAZING - LAND, NEAR AYLESBURY. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; To the best Bidder, pursuant to an order of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer. before • Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy Remembrance: - of the said Court, at , Garra way's Coffee House, Exchange•alley, London, To-morrow, the loth day of October inst., at 12 o'clock, IN ONE LOT, • A MOST Valuable GRAZING FARM, called EA. bROUCHTON PASTUR ES, close to the Town ot A ylesbury,(s,ized into his Majesty's hands by virtue ofaW'att of Extent against the Hon George Villiers); consisting of 156 Acres of Tithe Free Land, exonerated from Land Tax, of - the. first quality, well- fenced and watered,' with a convenient stone-built House and 011ices:one,whole on hand, and of which irnMediate possession, may be had. To be viewed by applytng'to Messrs. Chaplin and Tindal,. at Aylesbury, of whom priwed Particulars may be forthwith had; also at the White Hart t an,Aylesbury ; Rose atACrown, Tring ; Kin ,, 'sAtins„ Lierl:hannistead ; White Hart, M issen den ;.Essex ?•krms, Watford ;'WhiteHorse, Uxbridge; Swan, RickmersWorth ; at the Offiee of the Deputy Remcmbrancer, in the Exchequer Office, Inner Temple, London: of Charles Bicllell,Esq. Solicitor of the Admiralty, Spring GardenTi.r racC; of Messrs. Knight and. Jones, • Hare-c. urt, Temple, where a Plan of tile Estate may be seen; 'of Messrs. Hanrott and. Metcalfe, Lincoln's-inn ; and at G arra way 's rr MESH reminds his Friends that the LOTTERY . begins and fi - iislies the ,9th of Tills MONTH. Tickets and Shares are selling in great Variety, at both his Offices, 4. CPeR NHI LI-, and 9, CI-IA RING-CROSS, Where THIRTY T . HIRTY,CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in Shares within the last Nine Months, including Three Prizes of 20,0001. The present Scheme contains only 4,000 Num bers, yet there are 5 'Prizes of ,C20.c00 - 1,000 . S ••• 1,000 There are Five Tickets of each Number, and the fate of One decides the other Four. OneNuMber must gain Ope Hundred Thousand Pounds. 02* All Business in the Public Funds transaded with fi delity and dis,patcli by T. 111 SH, Stock-Broker. GRAND SALE OF BOOKS, MAI'S, AND PRINTS. TU BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the CASTLE-INN, BRIGHTON, On Thursday next, ()Elober t t►h, and Two following days, commencing each Morning at Twelve o'clock precisely, By Mr. WISE, from Bath, A Valuable COLLECTION of BOOKS, ,N 1 AP S, and PRINTS. Among other valuable Works are the following: Ftench Encyclopaedia, 35 vols. folio. . Swinburn's Views in Spain, folio. BritiA Classics, 45 vols. ' Johnson's English PortS, , zi vols. royal Evo. Hoare's Giraldus Cambrensis, 2 vols. 4to. Inclibald's hritislt Theatre. 25 Vols. Life of General Washington, 5 v•; Is. gto. Lavater's Physiognomy (Huntees4suberb edition), 5 vols. 4to. New Riitish Atlas, folio. • Hogarth's Work.l. • . . Pope's Homer. 4 vols, Imperial Svo. Holcroit's Travels, z vols. 410. Costume of Russia, folio. Grose's Antiquities, S vols. gto. • 'Camden's Britannia, 4 vols. gto. • New, Annual Register, 3o vols. Heath's Shakespeare, 6 vols. .• Sir W. l ones's and' Lord 9rford's Works. • Parliamentary Register (complete set, itz vols.) N. B. Many of the above are superbly bound, either in Rus sia or Morocco leather. * * l* They may be riewetl two days previous to the Sale and Catalogues, Sixpence each, had at the place of Sale. ' (0 -- All Books are warranted perfed, and wiU be sold with out the least res•ave. - FACTORY NEAR LONDON.. . • • TO BESOLD BY AUCTION, To the best. Bidder, pursuant to an order.of his Majesty's Court ut Exchequer, before Abel. Moysey, Esq. Deputy, Remembrancer of the said Court, at Garraway's house, Exchange-alley, ,London, To-morrow, the 'loth Day ofodober inst. at Twel ye o'Clock, in'One Lot, A Va!uable " FREEHOLD ESTATE, called N!I AM FACTOR Y, sei zed into hisMajes. ty's hands by virtue of a Writ of Extent against the li,orfuldr. able Ge Villiers), consisting of a convenient Dwelling House, and extensive .ranges of li‘u tidings, spacious,Jamory of three Floors, worked by a powevtul Ste.:in Engine, and tel up for sheeriqg Cloths, and condutling , any branch of the Woollen or Cotton Mantitadures, to a great extent, well , supplied with :eater, and - 4S Xeres of capital Freehold Tithe Free Land, , in the Parish of Aldenhatit, in the County of Hells, and only 14 miles frorn 'London, X° be viewcd by applying to Mr. Tcumper, at •Lechmore Heath, near. the:Premises, , anti particUlars May be forthwith had of him ; also,. at the Talbot lint,. Leeds ; Stratford .Arms, Wakefield Bridgewater Arms',. Manchester; Qeorge, Er)onie ; Angel, Warminster; Essex Atais, Watford ; at the Office of the Deputy Remembrancer in the ' , chequer- Office,'lnner Temple, London ; of Charles Bicknell, Esq. Solicitor. .of the Admiralty, Spring Garden '•ferrace ; of Messrs. Knight and Jones, Hare -court, Temple. (where a Plait of the E•state'may be seen), of Messrs. Hattrott and Nletcalre, • LincOln's Inn ; of Mr. Claridge, Pill Mall ; or Nil . ; William Wines, Fiattvit Garden and at Gar. raway's. • . KENT. FREEHOLD MILL, HOUSES, AiNID LAND AT LEW. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, To the best Bidders, pursuant to an Order of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer, before Abel M6ysey, Esq. Deputy Remembrancer of the said Court, at Garraway's Coffee house, Excl,ange-alley, London, To-morrow; the loth day .of OctoOer just. at 12 o'clock, IN THREE LOTS, AA. Valuable , FREEHOLD ESTATE, (seized into His Majesty's hands,-by virtue of a Writ of Extent against the Hon. George Villiers), consisting uf an excellent Corn-mill, working three pair Of Stones, with all the Geer and Tackle in good order; Fulling-mill and Stocks, Store rooms, Scouring-house, &c. 'on a capital treati / i of Water, adjacent to Lewisham. bridge; only five miles from London, in the ocempation of Mr. Holmes ; a commodious House, with Chaise-house, Stable, &c. and extensive Orchard and Gar den, in the occupation of Mr. , Mesnard ; and also a Dwelling houSe, with Dye house, Dressing-shops, and large Drying grouhd or Meadow, in the occupation of Mr. Wrn. Taylor. The Prat - irises all adjOin, and arc let at yearly Rents amount ing to near To be viewed by leave of the , Tenants, and printed Parti culars had on' the Premises ; at the Green Man, Blackheath'; and the Coffee-houses on the Corn Exchange ; at the Office of the Deputy Remernbiancer, in the Exchequer ; Office; inner Temple, London ; yf Charles Bicknell, Esq. Solicitor of the Admiralty=, Spring Carden Terrace; of Messrs. Knight and tones, Hare court, Temple; of Messrs. Hanrott and Metcalle, Lincoln's-inn ; and at Caraway's. •1 his Day was published, Volume I Bvo, price izs. boards, HORTUS KEWENSIS, or a CATALOGUE of the PLANTS cultivated in the Royal Garden at Kew. By the late WILLIAM A rroN. The Second Edition, enlarged by WI L LIAM TOWNSEND Al r 0 N. Gardener to His Kajesty. Pririted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown, Paternoster.row. • [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Sept. 1810: HE COMMISSIONERS for' Co7)(l4ctin g His • Mr' IYEST Y ' S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for traink Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fir the Care and Custorijs of Prisoners of War, do hereh} , Atotice, that then' will he re;ady at this Ohice, on Thursday, the istb N.:vember, igto, 4 riceivt Trifled Tenders, aid ilea with inch fet: f ons ac may 4`e willing to eontraa for vicTpALLI,N 9 YRISOIVERS or \ WAR, in health, atPorcheder Castle, Hants, for . Six 1tf0 , .1.6t certain, from the ist yinuav, -:81r. No Tender %mill be received altti One o'Clock on tbe Day 01 f . 7 : Treaty, nor anymoiiced, itniess theParty,' en: an Agent for bin pcsonall; attend. • Each Tendernrasi be accOmpayie.i by a Lew). from two respectable Persons,evagirt to 6,•come 6:1 , 411.1th the Person tendering, la the Sum of 2001, for the date performance the tontrart: Forta , r Particle/or: may be known b:r appying 41. Ibis Offlei, or to Copt.iin Pater:opt, Porcbester, or Coptabt f‘ri. • ton, ',tor C•Aro-t. TRANSPORT.OFFICE, iy, TITS COMMISSIONERS for Conducing His MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE; fir taking Care of Sick and koueldriSeanten, and fin- rile Care and Custody of Prisoners of /Par, do here(?) , give Notice, That they.will read, at this Office, on Tuesdfyi the E3th Noventber, tS to, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may Ge willing to contrafi for VICTUALLING PRISONERS , WA K, in Geahb, at Pipitoutb, jor Six Months . certain, fro'm theist January, alt. • No Tender will be received after One o'Ciock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an /Igen/ for him, personally attend. Each Tender must 6e aecompanied by a Letter . from two respet7a6le Pers:nt eng.:gigg to 6e.-onte bound with the Person tend(' beg, in the Stem of 200.1. fo. the due ferfotmancerf the ContraB. FaPtber Particulars mad• be knows, h . " applying at this Office; or el . Capt. Rogers, Plymouth. HpPEANSURANCE COMI'ANY. FIRE, LIFE, ApID ANNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO . ,MILLIONS . .. Ollice, LuppATE.kILL, London. DERSONS insured with ihis OtTice, whose4 3 oll . - 1 cies expire at Michaelmas, are respedfully informed; that Receipts tor the Kgnewal of the. same are now ready tur delivery at the Office, and with the respea.ve Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. . . W I I,LINM BURY, Secretary. , Policies of Insurance, which ex pive at the above pe:. trod,. should be renewed wit:ln Fifteen Pays thereafter. ENERAL SIR JOHN MOOAE's CORUNNA P ATI; NT CAMP , J 3 EDSTE A D, foeming a regular Military Bed' for the Field, RarraCks, &c. also a SOFA for A Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT tor on board Ship, the wholepackiwg in a small Valke, allowed the most portable ever yet manufadured, invented by ,MORG A N and SANDERS, No. 1,6 and 17, Catherihe.street;•Strand ; who most humbly presume the highest honours ought, to be paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King and Country. CAMPBELL'S dIE ItTRUDE OF WYOMING, &c. • This Day was published, The Third Edition, in foolscap Bvo. price 95. boards, VT ERTRUDE of WYOMING, and MISCELA LANEOIiS POEMS; amongst which are'OiConnor's Child, and other Poems never before published. By THONIAS CAMPBELL, • Author of " The Pleasures of Hope." • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, and I. Murray, London.' . To THOMAS TAYLOg, Esq. SIR, No. 9. New Bridge-street, • Blackfriars . • I CONSIDER it but an ofjustice due Id th e merits of your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS, to com inunicate to you the fol lowing Cure whi c h h as 'recently been pertormed by them : —An Acquaintance Qf mine i , by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders - arising therefrom), was reduced al . most to .a skeleton ; and although lie had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured, which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service: he remained in a most re. duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable SO 1e114%v his profession. and scarcely able to walk or even to stanil tit his legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ever sup posed it pos. ; Bible tor,him'to recover. He was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills ; he did so, adhering- strictly to the direetiots given with them. He had not taken m o re th an two b oxes before he found an alteration for the better : this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more lie found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any mart 1 know. You arc welcome/ Sir, to refer any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. I am Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folkstone. ' THOS. PURDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOS. TA Y L :Wernher of the Royal College of Surgeons; London, at hisliouse, No. 9, New Bridge -street „ - - Where, after a co.a. :ant residence of. more than. Forty Years, in _a pradice particularly directed to the Curd of , Ve l t,re, i i Complaints, and those incidental to the Nits of Genera_ lion, in both Sexes, with that inviolable fterecy which men of his profession should always observe, he tlatters,lim4., tell, the advice and assistance he.gratuitouslypdinitustert to persons taking this Medicine, 'will be 'esteemed by a dis. erning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obraincd, and void of ambiguity. . , Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the PCifinner's; No. 35, St. A 1 - - ban's-street, Pall. Mall ;' the. To)shop, No. xO3, Oxford street Mr. Disbarough's; No. 7, Fish.st?eet.oill ; Mr. Baxter's, South Bridge, ,Edinburgh ; Mr. Nl' Donald's, Clan. goW ; Mr. Bull, Darce.strect, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's; I is verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by ot;e." Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, ih reoxes of only 25. Od. each, sealed up with full and plain di. 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